Suan la fen, or sour and spicy cup noodles, have been getting a lot of hype on social media. If you haven’t tried them yet (you’re really missing out!), now is a good time to grab some for yourself because they sell out fast. One of the most popular brands is Hai Chi Jia’s instant vermicelli, which was also rated the best out of all the available options on the market by The Sunday Times. We promise you that this will definitely satiate you better than instant noodles.

Here’s a company that takes their mala snacks seriously. The Golden Duck’s Mala Hotpot Fragrant Mix comes with crispy fish skin, fried mushrooms and fried bean curd skin that’s basically a dish on its own. Be warned though, their mala seasoning packs a real punch!

One bite and you’ll be seriously addicted to these snacks. Be sure to get some of the salted egg ones that you can pass around the table as an appetizer before dinner.

Ah, the Korean snack that every Singaporean coming back from Seoul has in their luggage. There’s a reason why these flavoured almonds from Tom’s Farm are such popular choices for a souvenir – they’re seriously addictive, and they come in such a wide range of flavours. Honey butter will always be a crowd favourite, but we also like the spicy wasabi, cookies & cream, and the trendy black sugar milk tea.

More and more people have been replacing cow’s milk with this vegan alternative and it’s hard not to see why. Oat milk is rich in fibre and essential vitamins such as vitamin A, B12 and D. Increasing your body’s intake of vitamins and nutrients will help to improve your body functions and help you feel more energised. Plus, Oatly is pretty delicious!

Poppadoms are such a great alternative to potato chips. This one by Uncle Saba even comes in a variety of flavours with tomato being one of the hot favourites.

There’s just something about seaweed that makes is such a good snack. They’re lightweight and easy to eat, so you don’t feel heavy or guilty eating copious amounts. Stock up and replace your popcorn with these the next time you do movie night at home.

If you’re the sort who goes to a hot pot restaurant solely for the fried beancurd skin then you’re in for a treat. Made by home grown company Fupi, these crispy beancurd skin snacks are so yummy you won’t be able to stop when you start eating them!

If you love coffee that packs a punch but lack the time to prepare your own cold brew, try purchasing a bundle from Minor Figures instead.

Here’s a healthy snack that’s bound to keep you cool at the same time. Try making your own acai bowls at home with Samvazon’s frozen packets. You’ll be able to customise the amount of fruit and nuts in it and avoid paying a fortune at a traditional acai stand.

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